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Adria Peters

Reporter · US

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Aug 5, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Adria Peters

    Who is Jimothy, the viral raccoon? (opens the original)

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    If you’ve been on social media at all in the past month, chances are you’ve come across Jimothy the raccoon. Jimothy has taken the internet by storm, and he doesn’t even know he’s famous. Jimothy is a wild raccoon living in the Seattle, Washington, area that gained widespread attention on social media because of his unusually short, rounded appearance. Wildlife experts believe his distinctive shape is likely caused by a spinal deformity resembling short spine syndrome, a condition most commonly

  2. Article · Jul 29, 2026 · Adria Peters

    From labor to leisure: Labor Day history (opens the original)

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    Many people associate Labor Day with a long fun-filled weekend. But it wasn’t always like that, and it took work to get there. Labor Day dates back to the 1800s, when labor activists were pushing for a federal holiday meant to recognize the role workers played in building the country’s strength and prosperity. Before Labor Day became a federal holiday, it was celebrated by labor activists and recognized by individual states. After local governments passed ordinances in 1885 and 1886, momentum gr

  3. Article · Jul 22, 2026 · Adria Peters

    Is sitting really the new smoking? (opens the original)

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    The phrase 'sitting is the new smoking' has been making its rounds on social media. And it has many people—especially people with desk jobs—questioning the accuracy of this statement. We know sitting too much is unhealthy, but is it as bad as smoking? According to Sanford Health , the average American spends six to eight hours a day sitting. Because the body burns fewer calories while sitting than it does during physical activity, excess calories are more likely to be stored as fat over time, in

  4. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · Adria Peters

    Heat stroke and heat exhaustion: Differences, signs, and treatments (opens the original)

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    Heat exhaustion happens when your body loses too much water and salt, usually from sweating. Whereas heat stroke is a serious medical emergency that happens when your body is unable to control its internal temperature, causing it to overheat. The first and most common symptom of heat-related illness is muscle cramping. Symptoms of heat exhaustion and how to treat these symptoms (according to Healthline ) include: On the other hand, symptoms of heat stroke and how to treat these symptoms (accordi

  5. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · Adria Peters

    Bed rotting: Helpful or harmful? (opens the original)

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    The term 'bed rotting' has become a commonly used term, specifically on social media among younger generations. WebMD defines bed rotting as spending hours in bed—not because you’re sick, but because you need a break. While bed rotting, you might scroll on your phone, watch TV, or even nap. Although the name is new, the habit is not. There’s an old term in Scotland that means the same thing as bed rotting: hurkle-durkle. Also according to WebMD , hurkle-durkle means to spend time awake in bed do

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